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6. What is the mens rea of GBH s.18?
- Specific intention to cause grievous bodily harm and resist or prevent arrest
- Intention to cause harm
- Intention to prevent arrest
- Recklessness to causing harm
7. What is Arbitration?
- A form of ADR where the two parties resolve their dispute
- Something that the Crown Prosecution Service deals with
- A form of ADR where the parties let a neutral 3rd party make a binding decision
- An aim of sentencing that protects the public
8. What track is used for disputes of £5,000-£25,000?
- Large claims track
- Multi track
- Fast track
- Small Claims track
9. What section and act does assault occasioning abh come under?
- S.47 Offence Against the Person Act 1861
- S.32 Criminal Justice Act 1972
- S.39 Offence Against the Person Act 1863
- S.32 Criminal Justice Act 1988
10. For an indictable offence, where is the plea heard?
- High Court
- Crown Court
- Magistrates Court
- European Court of Justice
11. When a pre-action protocol letter is submitted, how long does D have to investigate the claim?
- 8 months
- 3 months
- 3 weeks
- 17 days
12. Which court would be used for property damage up to £25,000
- High Court
- County Court
- Crown Court
- County Court or High Court (Claimant decides)
13. In Negligence, where did the three part test come from?
- Ireland
- Pagett
- Caparo v Dickman
- Donoghue v Stevenson
14. What is an example of a mitigating factor?
- Assaulting a police officer
- Previous convictions
- Mental illness
- Offence committed whilst on bail
15. What does the term 'res ipsa loquitor' mean?
- On the balance of probabilities
- Mental element
- Things speak for themselves
- Innocent until proven guilty
16. What is the maximum sentence for GBH S.20?
- Community service
- 10 years imprisonment
- 5 years imprisonment
- Life imprisonment
17. What is the mens rea of battery?
- Intention or recklessness to cause a fire
- Intention or recklessness to apply unlawful force
- Recklessness as to inflicting a wound
- Intention to kill
18. What is the actus reus of assault?
- Causing fear of immediate unlawful force
- To wound someone
- Resist arrest
- To steal